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Go for: Standard admission tickets
Duration: Flexible
Access to Ellis Island's Hard Hat Tour: No
Stopping at the Statue of Liberty or Ellis Island: Yes
Access to the Crown: No
Guide: Audio guide in 9 languages
Recommended tours:
Entry Tickets to the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island with Ferry Transfers
Go for: 1-Hour Sightseeing Cruise
Duration: 1 hour
Stopping at the Statue of Liberty or Ellis Island: No
Guide: Live commentary + audio guide in 6 languages
Recommended tours:
1 Hour Statue of Liberty Sightseeing Cruise
Go for: Guided tours
Duration: 2-8 hours
Access to the Crown: No
Guide: Professional tour guide
Recommended tours:
Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Guided Tour
Half-Day Guided Tour of the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
A scenic island oasis in the heart of New York Harbor, Liberty Island is home to the majestic Statue of Liberty, offering you a chance to explore its grounds, admire the stunning views, and witness the symbol of freedom up close.
Explore Liberty IslandTowering at 305 feet, the Statue of Liberty stands tall as a colossal masterpiece, with its intricately crafted copper exterior, majestic robes, and radiant crown. It symbolizes the spirit of liberty and the enduring values that define America.
About the Statue of LibertyDiscover interactive exhibits that tell you the story of Lady Liberty, her construction, and other interesting facts. Head to the top of the Pedestal - the observation deck, where you can enjoy majestic views of the New York skyline and Harbor.
Inside the PedestalVenturing up the narrow spiral staircase to the Statue of Liberty Crown gives you a rare opportunity to witness awe-inspiring panoramas of New York Harbor. Experience the historic and grandeur sensation that comes from standing up here.
Statue of Liberty's CrownThough inaccessible to visitors, the Statue of Liberty Torch, held high by Lady Liberty, remains a powerful symbol of enlightenment. It serves as a reminder of the guiding light that beckons individuals from around the world to embrace freedom, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Statue of Liberty's TorchThe Statue of Liberty Museum tells the story of Lady Liberty’s legacy through three interactive galleries – Immersive Theater, Inspiration Gallery, and Engagement Gallery. The museum also houses the original Torch, which you can see up close!
Visit the Statue of Liberty MuseumEllis Island may not be as popular an attraction as the Statue of Liberty, but it forms an important part of American history. The island represents the stories of the people who went to the ends of the Earth in search of a better life for their families.
Explore Ellis IslandHoused inside a former immigration complex on Ellis Island, the National Immigration Museum tells the story of the trials and triumphs of 12 million immigrants through photographs, interactive exhibits, historic records, and heirlooms.
About the Immigration MuseumGeneral timings: 9 AM to 5 PM
Last entry: The last entry to the monument is at 3:30 PM.
Closed on: The Statue of Liberty remains closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Best time to visit: The best time to visit the Statue of Liberty is in the early hours of the morning on a weekday.
Statue of Liberty opening hoursAddress: Statue of Liberty, Liberty Island, New York, NY 10004, USA | Find on Maps
To get to the Statue of Liberty, you will have to make your way to Battery Park ferry station in New York or Liberty State Park station in New Jersey.
Your final route to the Statue of Liberty will have to be by ferry. You can board the Statue of Liberty ferry from either New York or New Jersey or opt for a Statue of Liberty Cruise and sail across the New York Harbor.
New York: Battery Park (Find on Maps)
New Jersey: Liberty State Park (Find on Maps)
About the Statue of Liberty ferryGo on a Statue of Liberty guided tour to learn more about this historic monument from an expert guide. Learn about the history and construction of the statue on Liberty Island and then head to Ellis Island to find out the stories of 12 million immigrants who came to America.
Statue of Liberty guided toursHere's how much time you will need to explore all the attractions on your Statue of Liberty Cruise:
You can dine at the Crown Café after your tour of the Statue of Liberty. This café on Liberty Island serves classic American favorites like hot dogs, sandwiches, seafood, cheeseburgers, pizza, paninis, ranger meals, beverages, and desserts. They have an espresso bar and also serve vegetarian and gluten-free meals.
Average cost: $10-$15
Statue of Liberty restaurantBrowse the gift shops at the Statue of Liberty Museum and National Immigration on your visit. You will find a range of gifts, books, souvenirs, keychains, and other exciting items to commemorate your visit.
Statue of Liberty shopYou can buy your Statue of Liberty tickets online. Scroll up to choose your tickets and cruises.
You can choose regular entry tickets or guided tours. Additionally, you can also book a Statue of Liberty cruise or tickets with access to the first morning ferry.
Yes, you can book a Statue of Liberty guided tour to learn more about the history of the statue, its construction, and other interesting facts from an expert guide.
Yes, you can book Statue of Liberty tickets and cruises online. Scroll up to book your tickets.
Statue of Liberty tickets and cruises are priced at $29 and upwards.
Discounts available for Statue of Liberty tickets & tours vary. In general, infants, children (3 - 11 years), and senior citizens enjoy reduced ticket prices upon showing a valid photo ID.
The Statue of Liberty is located in New York Harbor in New York City, USA.
On your Statue of Liberty cruise, you get to visit Liberty Island, the Statue of Liberty, the Statue of Liberty Museum, Ellis Island, the National Museum of Immigration.
The Statue of Liberty is open from 9 AM to 5 PM.
Facilities available at the Statue of Liberty include toilets, restrooms, wheelchairs for the disabled, lockers, refreshments, and gift shops.
Yes, the Statue of Liberty is wheelchair accessible. Ramps are available on the ferry, elevators are present inside the Pedestal to get to the top, and the island is paved with smooth pathways.
Photography for personal use is allowed at the Statue of Liberty. Tripods and professional cameras are strictly prohibited.
The Statue of Liberty is worth visiting because it celebrates American independence and is a symbol of hope and freedom for people everywhere. The attraction also offers unparalleled views of the Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn Bridge, and New York Harbor.
The best way to buy your Statue of Liberty tickets and cruises is to book them online. The reservation system will instantly send you a confirmation as well as mobile tickets with free cancellation options.
- Advance booking: You can book your tickets well in advance without having to worry about the tickets getting sold out.
- Convenience: Booking Statue of Liberty tickets online helps you save time. You don’t have to wait in long ticket lines to purchase tickets and can spend time exploring the site at your own pace.
- Discounts: If you book your tickets online, you can avail of exciting deals and discounts to further enhance your experience.